Sentence examples for be somewhat flawed from inspiring English sources

While all comparisons, metaphors, and analogies are bound to be somewhat flawed by definition, I'll offer one that works for me with the hope that it will be useful for some of you.

If I did play a super-hero, I'd want my superhero to be somewhat flawed and human like Will's".

This rationale, popular for decades among those who preferred to make industrial waste disappear by pouring it into rivers and oceans, proves to be somewhat flawed because giant alligators are soon emerging from the swamp.

"The process turned out to be somewhat flawed, and turned out not to have enough community input," Dr. Stephen Blau, a board member and secretary on the Eastchester school board, said in a telephone interview.

This plan was somewhat flawed.

The study area we created last year was somewhat flawed on this score.

Even the idea of "sea level" as a fixed measure is somewhat flawed.

However, Romney's comparison of his own investments -- primarily a blind trust that is worth up to $250 million -- to Obama's modest pension is somewhat flawed.

The layout is also somewhat flawed.

Alexa is famously flawed, and while Compete seems to be somewhat better, it only tracks U.S. users.

Although the veal might have been corrected, many of the other flaws in the cooking seem to be somewhat beyond the ability of the chef.